Sentence examples for impossible to bring all from inspiring English sources

We all knew it would be impossible to bring all parties to agree on a binding international agreement entailing deadlines and costs.

"It would have been almost impossible to bring it all myself," said Mr. Christian, who at one stop floated with tropical fish while volunteer therapists supported his arms and oxygen tank.

Make sure to bring all the essentials!

So too does City regulation; if it does turn out to be impossible to bring a prosecution because it was all so long ago, it will be an all-too fitting book-end to the life and times of the Serious Fraud Office, launched in 1988 to deal with just the kind of allegations made against Mr Nadir, and now facing extinction by merger.

You can't kill a deer with a sharp stick, and it's all but impossible to bring down a rabbit with a thrown stone.

There have been so many well-guarded secrets and stories surrounding this administration that it would be impossible to keep them all straight, thus making it simply impossible to bring in outsiders.

It's almost impossible to bring yourself out of it.

It's impossible to leave your child and impossible to bring your child.

And some kinds of films were impossible to bring to Fortnight.

But as inflation increased, it became politically impossible to bring it down.

Without curbing entitlements and the defense budget, it is virtually impossible to bring down spending.